Real Madrid, on the other hand, will compete in today's game to earn the fifth star of the Club World Cup.
What was the score between Al Hilal and Real Madrid today?
At nine o'clock this evening, on Saturday, the Saudi Al-Hilal club will play Real Madrid in the Club World Cup final at the Prince Moulay Abdullah Sports Complex Stadium in Morocco.
Al-Hilal In the second round of the Club World Cup, Saudi Arabia defeated Wydad by a score of 5-3 on penalties following a 1-1 draw in regulation and extra time.
In the tournament's semifinals, Saudi Arabia defeated Brazilian Flamengo by a score of an exhilarating three-to-two. Club World Cup.
Real Madrid, Tonight's Club World Cup championship match between Al-Hilal and Real Madrid
Despite the difficulties of the challenge in front of a club of royal magnitude, the European champion, Ramon Diaz's Al Hilal side is aiming to continue creating history against Real Madrid and to win the Club World Cup.
The offensive quartet of Salem Al Dosari, Musa Marega, Luciano Vito, and Andre Carrillo are the stars of Al Hilal Saudi Arabia's arsenal. Real Madrid, on the other hand, will compete in today's game to earn the fifth star of the Club World Cup under its new name after winning the competition in the 2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018 seasons.
To earn a spot in the championship game, the Real Madrid squad defeated Al-Ahly by a score of four goals to one in the tournament's semifinals.
Real Madrid, Tonight's Club World Cup championship match between Al-Hilal and Real Madrid
The Real team participated in the Al-Ahly game, leaving 7 key players out, including, in order: Karim Benzema, Eder Militao, seasoned goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, Dani Carvajal, Marco Asensio, Lucas Vazquez, and Ferland Mendy.
However, the Real Madrid team's Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti was able to bring back both Dani Carvajal and Marco Asensio. Marco Asensio had to leave the Meringue list in the closing seconds owing to muscular soreness in his left thigh, but he was able to return after recuperating from his illness. before the current Asian leader.
Karim Benzema and Eder Militao also traveled to the Real Madrid mission headquarters in "Rabat" on Thursday after making a full recovery from their injuries. However, Carlo Ancelotti, the Italian manager, will decide whether or not to let them play in the Club World Cup championship match against Al Hilal.
Thibaut Courtois, a goalkeeper from Belgium, was detained at Real Madrid's training facility, "Valdebebas," to complete his recuperation out of concern about aggravating his injury and to be fit for the Spanish League match against Osasuna.
A description of the Real Madrid Club
One of Spain's professional football clubs, Real Madrid Club (or simply Real Madrid), is based in Madrid and has its official white uniform worn by all of its players. As a result, the club is also known as Los Blancos, which translates to "white" in Spanish. Real Madrid is one of the clubs in this group. The most renowned and well-liked football team; It has a big following in Spain and around the world.
An overview of Real Madrid's stadiums
The most notable of the Real Madrid-affiliated stadiums were built, and they are as follows:- Industrial Stadium Camp de la
Real Madrid's initial stadium was built in 1912 AD and afterward underwent extensions to accommodate larger crowds.
- The Chamartin Stadium
It was formally established in May of 1924 AD and is situated in Madrid's northern district. The club underwent restoration and enlargement work, and it was formally reopened in 1939 AD with a bigger audience capacity than previously; where it can hold around 25 thousand people. The club hosted Newcastle United in a friendly match that Real Madrid hosted and won 3-2.
- FIFA World Cup Stadium
This is where the team now plays. Beginning in 1944 AD and continuing through the end of 1947 AD, the Santiago Bernabéu stadium was built.
After several historical expansions and modernizations, it now has a capacity of 81,044 spectators, making it the second-largest stadium in Spain after FC Barcelona's Camp Nou, which can hold 99,354 spectators. It was officially opened, and from that point on, it has served as the official stadium for Real Madrid Club.
The stadium was originally known as the new Chamartn stadium, but in 1955 AD, the name was changed to honor the illustrious Real Madrid player and the club president who had spearheaded the stadium's construction.
The Spanish Santiago Bernabeu and the team announced that renovations to the stadium would start after the 2019–2020 season. Among the most notable features of this new stadium will be the ability of its roof to move, as well as its exterior facade with contemporary architectural design, the establishment of new seats for the fans, and 360-degree display screens.
